Magical leaves dance;
Fallen trees hieroglyphics,
A Termite Pueblo.
Copyright 2013 Brenda Davis Harsham
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I love maple trees… congrats for your nice haiku & pix!
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do you know the Japanese palmate maple? These are its leaves: 🙂
http://balauru.wordpress.com/2013/09/09/feuilles-palmees-derable-japonais-au-parfum-de-lavande-seche/
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Lovely! “Termite Pueblo” is delightful. Thank you!
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Thanks for the wonderful comment! Brenda
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lovely haiku Brenda and I really like that termite pueblo-nice shot!
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I had never seen anything like it before. Like a window into a fallen log. So like a miniature pueblo, that it made me smile and write a poem. Singularly American rather than Japanese, though, I’m afraid. Thanks for commenting! Brenda
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Lovely! Cheers~ 😀
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Love the termite pueblo, and the way you can express yourself in such a succinct way! Great to see your posts, as always. Sorry I have been so busy…work will be long days again this week!
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Poor you! My reader is so huge, and I’ve been so busy with the kids, that I am sure I’ve missed stuff. I’ll visit soon and catch up. 🙂
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Wonderful haiku Brenda ….. and nice pictures too
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Thanks!
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Love it! Secrets of the enchanted forest.
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Thanks!
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Love your haiku. 🙂
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Thanks!
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